What changes for you, one entry per release. Technical details live in the repository changelog; this page is what you notice.
1.0.0-beta.17
This page
We built a lot over the past weeks and nobody heard about it. From now on, this is where each release says what changes for you.
New page “What’s new in DomainWarn” with one entry per release – curated, not generated from the technical changelog.
Linked in the footer of every page and in the sitemap; the last four releases are already there.
1.0.0-beta.16
DomainWarn in your editor
DomainWarn now speaks the Model Context Protocol – one address, one token, and your editor asks DomainWarn directly.
MCP server at https://api.domainwarn.com/api/v1/mcp: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed and VS Code connect with one address and your API token – nothing to install.
Nine tools in three tiers: without a token the free checks run, with a token the portfolio, incidents and DNS history come along, and only a token with write scope allows adding, checking now and acknowledging.
The tab in the domain view is now called “E-Mail” instead of “Mail” – like everywhere else.
1.0.0-beta.14
Chrome extension and one-click connect
Check the domain of the page you are on – and connect a shop or site without copying a token.
Chrome extension: one click on the icon checks the domain of the current page – the same thirteen checks as the domain check, with a score and what fixing each finding earns. Works without an account.
“Connect with DomainWarn” in the Shopware and WordPress extensions: you confirm in DomainWarn, and the token lands on the site by itself – server to server, never through the browser.
“Assign to client” is a list instead of a free text field; a typo used to create a second client, quietly.
1.0.0-beta.12
WordPress extension
What nobody sees from outside is now reported by the site itself – and a heartbeat shows whether WP-Cron still runs.
Extension for WordPress in the official directory: it takes the addresses of the site into monitoring and reports WordPress and PHP version, plugins and themes with a pending update, mail setup and maintenance mode.
A heartbeat every 15 minutes: if it stops, WP-Cron has stalled – the site still answers perfectly but sends no mail and processes nothing.
Setting it up takes the token alone; nobody has to look up the organization slug any more.
1.0.0-beta.10
Status pages, SLA targets and four new checks
Clients see the state of their domains without a login, and the domain check covers four more things.
A status page per client under its own address, with notices and a badge to embed.
Four new checks: CMS version, privacy (third parties before consent), PageSpeed and heartbeat.
SLA targets per client, DMARC and TLS-RPT reports, hosted MTA-STS and four more free tools.
Technical details per release live in the repository changelog: CHANGELOG.md